The signal recorded for the first time ever as a cosmic particle travelled nearly 4 meters through liquid argon, inside the newest detector to become operational at CERN, could help explain more about how the universe works and why matter exists at all.
The fifth Strategy Report and Roadmap 2018 of the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures has been launched, with substantial contributions from key UK research organisations, reinforcing the importance of the UK as a major global centre of research and innovation.
STFC Executive Chair, Professor Mark Thomson, today announced the appointment of Dr Kate Ronayne as STFC Executive Director, Business and Innovation after a rigorous and competitive recruitment exercise. Dr Ronayne brings long experience of working within STFC over many years, starting within the Central Laser Facility and for the last 10 years in key innovation and business development roles.
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